Economic Foundations
Economic Systems & Circular Flow
Supply & Demand
Price Controls and Tariffs
Surplus and Graphing
100

This core idea explains why individuals and societies cannot have everything they want.

Scarcity 

100

This economic system relies on customs and bartering  to decide what to produce.

Traditional Economy

100

When the price of a good rises, quantity demanded falls. This is known as…

Law of Demand

100

A price ceiling set below equilibrium will create this.

Shortage

100

The area below the demand curve and above price represents this.

Consumer surplus 

200

The next best option that is given up when making a decision

Opportunity Cost

200

In the circular flow model, these economic actors provide labor to firms.

households

200

A product whose demand decreases when income falls is what type of good?

Normal good

200

A minimum legal price set by the government is known as this.

price floor

200

Total surplus is the sum of these two surpluses.

Consumer and producer surplus

300

When you evaluate both costs and benefits before choosing among alternatives, you’re doing this kind of analysis.

cost-benefit analysis

300

This type of economy uses both government planning and market forces.

mixed economy

300

If the price of peanut butter rises, demand for jelly falls. These goods are…

Peanut Butter

300

Rent control is an example of this type of government policy.

Price ceiling

300

On a tariff graph, the rectangular area created by the tariff revenue is located between these two curves.

the tariff price level and world price level

400

Identify the trade-off in this situation: A government decides to spend more money on defense and less on education.

giving up investment in education for increased defense spending

400

In the circular flow model, firms sell goods and services in this market.

Product Market

400

If there is a sudden increase in the price of steel, what will happen to the market for cars?

Supply will decrease

400

If domestic price is lower than world price, the country will do this in trade.

export

400

This happens to consumer surplus when a tariff is imposed.

Decrease

500

Who was Jen's father in unit 1?

Mr. Holden

500

What are the 4 factors of production?

Land, Labour, Capital, Entrepreneurship 

500

What will happen to the market for Pepsi if LeBron James decides to do an advertisement for them?

Demand will increase

500

A tariff is...

a tax on imported gods

500

Deadweight loss on a tariff graph represents this.

What is the lost total surplus from reduced trade?